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New Protocols for Law Enforcement in Baltimore Court Facilities
Baltimore City Circuit Court mandates that law enforcement officers, including ICE agents, identify themselves upon entering court facilities.
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Baltimore's Mental Health Court Honors New Graduates in Collaborative Celebration
Twelve individuals, including Arianna Santos, graduate from Baltimore's mental health court, emphasizing personal growth and community support.
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Baltimore Resident Arrested Following Bomb Threat to Hagerstown Courthouse
A Baltimore man has been charged with multiple felonies after a bomb threat prompted the evacuation of the Washington County Circuit Court.
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Maryland's Closed Primaries Under Legal Scrutiny as Early Voting Wraps Up
As early voting comes to an end, Maryland's closed primary system faces a legal challenge that could impact future elections.
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Governor Moore Names New Judges for Baltimore and Frederick Counties
Governor Wes Moore has appointed new judges to serve in Baltimore and Frederick counties, enhancing the local judiciary.
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Baltimore Man Found Not Criminally Responsible for Ice Cream Truck Driver's Death
A Baltimore man charged with the murder of an ice cream truck driver has been deemed not criminally responsible by a court.
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Federal Court Upholds Sentencing in Maryland Drug Case
A federal court in Maryland affirms the sentencing of a drug trafficking operation leader, highlighting ongoing efforts against narcotics.
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Criminal Charges Filed Against Chief Engineer Following 2024 Bridge Collapse in Baltimore
The chief engineer involved in the 2024 Baltimore bridge collapse is facing criminal charges as investigations continue.
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Former Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby Found Guilty of Perjury
A federal jury has convicted Marilyn Mosby, the former Baltimore State's Attorney, on two counts of perjury.
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Marilyn Mosby’s Trial Delayed Until September
The trial of former Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby has been postponed to September, according to court officials.
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Baltimore Archdiocese Officials Challenge Release of Abuse Report
Anonymous officials from the Archdiocese of Baltimore are contesting the unredacted release of a report detailing decades of abuse.
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Sarah David Leads Fundraising in Baltimore County State's Attorney Race
Deputy state prosecutor Sarah David significantly outpaces her opponents in fundraising for the upcoming primary election.
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Baltimore County State’s Attorney Discusses Voter Guide for 2026 Elections
The Baltimore County State’s Attorney emphasizes the importance of public safety and transparency in the upcoming 2026 elections.
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Baltimore State's Attorney Unveils Police Officers' 'Do Not Call List'
The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office has released a list of nearly 100 officers deemed unreliable for court testimony.
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Marilyn Mosby Faces Possible Suspension of Law License Before Mortgage Fraud Trial
The former Baltimore State's Attorney may have her law license suspended as she prepares for a trial related to mortgage fraud allegations.
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State's Attorney Ivan Bates Acknowledges Error in Gun Offender Sentencing
Baltimore's State's Attorney admits his office failed to pursue enhanced penalties for a repeat gun offender.
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Defense Counsel Moves to Dismiss Federal Charges Against Mosby
An attorney for Marilyn Mosby has filed a motion to dismiss the federal indictment against her, citing various legal grounds.
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Marilyn Mosby Found Guilty of Mortgage Fraud in Split Verdict
Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby was convicted of lying on a mortgage application for a Florida property.
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Defense Team for Luigi Mangione Abandons Psychiatric Argument in Murder Case
Luigi Mangione's attorneys have withdrawn plans to use a psychiatric defense in his upcoming murder trial for the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
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Baltimore Courts Transition to Maryland Electronic Courts System
Baltimore City District and Circuit Courts will implement the Maryland Electronic Courts system starting May 6, 2024.